Do I have to own my home?
Foster and adoptive parents may own or rent, their home or condo. Families who rent must have their landlord’s permission to become foster parents.
Foster and adoptive parents may own or rent, their home or condo. Families who rent must have their landlord’s permission to become foster parents.
Yes. You will receive a payment designed to cover expenses such a board, food, clothing, recreation, etc. Amounts vary based on the type of care you provide. It is best …
There are no fees associated with becoming approved foster or adoptive parents. The home study and training are provided free of charge.
Foster parents can specify the specific needs, age, gender and number of children they wish to care for.
There is no set length for a foster placement. It depends on the circumstances of the child and his/her birth family. When a child is placed in your home, there …
Most children enter foster care because of abuse, neglect or abandonment. If the problems leading to placement are solved, children may be returned home. If not, children may become available …